As part of the energy transition process, in an increasingly electrified society with all that this implies in terms of demands on the transmission grid, we are working to minimise our Scope 1 and 2 emissions per MWh transported fundamentally in its two main components: the emissions derived from the management of SF6 used in high-voltage equipment and emissions from the technical losses of energy in the transmission grid.

We are working to provide people, companies and organisations, in an absolutely transparent way, all the information that they need to be aware of the reality of their electricity consumption and its impact both in economic terms and in regard to sustainability.

On the basis of this information, people and small consumers, like the rest of the agents in the sector, will be able to consciously adjust their behaviour in accordance with their values and interests, becoming protagonists in the energy transition.

We are working to be a key agent to make the energy transition process more dynamic, ensuring the maintenance of current levels of quality and continuity of supply, through the development of interconnections and other infrastructure and tools that are needed to operate an electricity system based primarily on renewable energy sources or free of GHG emissions, which optimises the use of renewable resources by minimizing discharges due to technical conditions and is economically sustainable.

We work to involve all of our suppliers in our sustainability commitments, extending our greenhouse gas emission reduction targets throughout the supply chain, in addition to the development of biodiversity conservation plans.

Our commitment to sustainability, and in particular, to energy transition, permeates all the Group's activities, and we want to highlight this reality for our investors and financial institutions.

For this reason, we are working so that by 2030, the financing that we obtain for the development of our activities will be classified as a "green" financial product in accordance with the sustainability criteria established within the framework of the EU, or similar international reference criteria.

We are working to inspire and be a point of reference through our commitment to equality and non-discrimination, both within the company and in the social environment, seeking parity in the executive management team.

We are working to inspire and be a point of reference through our commitment to diversity of talent, social and labour inclusion and non-discrimination, both within the company and in the surrounding areas.

The Group's activity generates a clearly positive net impact on society as a whole. A recent study shows that the overall value contributed exceeds the negative impacts generated by the activity of the Group's companies by almost tenfold.

However, since the value contributed to society is mainly global, Redeia is working to increase positive local impacts, evaluated in accordance with internationally recognised methodologies.

We are working so that 100% of the people, companies and entities located in the areas near of our infrastructure have full access, at a reasonable cost, to the knowledge society, through all of the services and opportunities generated by the new information technologies.

To this end, we provide society and agents in the sector with adequate infrastructure to provide broadband communication, which meet the sector's most demanding quality standards, especially in rural areas that are experiencing the greatest inequalities in regard to access to these services.

Digitisation is an accelerated process that is creating new forms of relations, in a very broad sense, and businesses that until a few years ago were unimaginable. The sectors in which the Group operates (energy and telecommunications) are immersed in an intense process of structural change as a result of the progressive decentralisation of the value chain and the acceleration of technological advances. Aware of this reality, we are working to accelerate and consolidate the development of at least 120 technological innovation initiatives in the field of telecommunications and energy.

The circular economy involves a change in the paradigm of consumption at all levels, the aim of which is to ensure that each product has multiple cycles of use and production, or in other words, resources become products, products become waste and waste becomes resources.

To achieve this objective, we are working together with the agents in our value chain at all stages of the product life cycle (raw materials, design, production, consumption and reuse) so that by 2030, the equipment and materials used in the activities of the Group will be produced from reused or recycled materials and that, at the end of their useful life, they are recycled, reused or recovered, thus closing the circle of sustainability for all the equipment and materials used.